Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29
{FEKLY CITIZEN.
.,rrRDAY. OCTOBER @, 1887

Ills Na=HNA raa, 5oI'li!'
 r.T Ephrsim. among the leading
 -,ss1ts oi NoKsles, IS in the city.
 y-, Phillip Beel is said to be quite :-r;-rolsiy H.
 .r- Thomas Brown, formerly super
 -ss-. o. .he Eulture mine, tut now
 ,--i;sat 5s PhenIx. IS iD the city.
 Tho artic Ice Company shut down to- ,- fsy.rg ice enough ahead tO last -, nal! next spring.
 VA. JscksoD, aH old newspaper
 bs- gone % NoEGlcs to start -.-a- i5ur2alia teat bright little town.
 g.-slr day passes that Col. Durr
 -a. receive now GOods, including
 ... --4sse. pickles, iellies, sauces, wines,
 ----s and s thousand and one other ,52i things.
 ,5,rt sixty msn. sll told, are employ
 .- Che BouRnza and Locomotive
 = On ihe lstter three shifts of ,---s men each are st work.
 v;.. Is.Treys Lewis and troupe will .-z-s and ? sy ID the opera house on .I. zrsa'a2s of the second md third of 7e-5eE
 s,,,ri.us 10 She Al5uqu-que Citizen .--zrsl Nels,n i. Miles has presented S----,T5r,5's xa- horse to Cbas. O'Connor r-.-rI-, of that city. The pony is 6 -,-,a looking little animal, but i5 high |, gppreciatsd by Mr. Roberts.
 Tn. hal! 70 be gwen 5y the ladies of .-- ' .55sr Benevolent Association will --5- bs.sl; oi charity. snd because Of ..,. is deserving of patronage aside s--.. heinz aa exceedingly pleasant aud aa!5ys6ie H-air'
 C.o.LW Pu.lnso, assistant quarter -,ss.s- of ;he Department of Auzoua, -ss nee-7 relieved oy Capt. Barnett, late ru-ahgs.ng snt c:s5uFslng quartermas- tsr 6. EoraEd. Oregon, and assigned 70 lse rcsIg5a D! SaniR te, N. u.
 The dangerously wounding of Hon. T-7-. Gates, by L-pradO Pueols, in the .t--!plel prison break, has caused --f7rui sensation among his many :a=uds ID iais cIty, and hopes for hls re- rrvefy are universally entertained.
 Eh. reported failure of Col. Tiffany, ry-lndIan aseu. st San Carlos, appears i5 nave been someEhGt untouaded, in ..-uuca as the New Mexican papers are c.siliiaS him with importing a lot of the 1a-.t oiaoded cattle ever taken into tne .5-Ei.ory.
 Mr. Alex Levin c0n.emplstes an early r-neva. with his family 10 the City of aeUs1 for permanent residence there. .1s Boss" Is interested in Q large ti-ssug concern l1 thst ciTy, which wall, rr expect to begin operations, On or 5911s the hss. Of January, coming.
 Inc November Number Of Hsrpefs Tssazlce is introduced by charming '-as.spi5ce, entitled ~A Fairy Inle,' t-a- s paip,Ing by !. ;. Church, accom- panied b. eD sGonymous sonnet, inter ,-e..ug the idea Of the picture, entitled, "4 Child ShBn Lead them.'
 Mrs. Judge Stiilwell, of Tombstone. is 'purtei 60 be seriously Ill with diptEe- aa. Her father, Col. Bean. left for her Jedsise, n response t0 b telegram, yes ,7rdsy. IL is to be Loped that the dsE- s-r Is not SO serious ss reported, and .lat she will speedily be eujo. ing her .,clstom7d good health.
 Ms. Poppy Johnson is reported to -v- died recently in Kansas City. \ ss-41 was received in tbis " yes .s-3sy from Doppy making inquiries For vita's whereabouts, when the above 5..-zgs had-to be returned to hun 1T l1--sI.
 Tas B5ard of Trustees Of :ke Com ---c.a. Uia6 nave decided 70 postpone t.- a,p se: for ThUrsjsy nigh, oa &C., c.1at Uf tLe minstrel performance set Urine some date. lua-mucl ss 5tyers! -5..-. events l,-e been announced tor .-- -,,-ly days Of Nov mber, the trustees -.7e tA1u.Lt best not to liE . date for t= cpe-.uy dance bt present. The Gao b-I ou IEaL zE E!FIcZ -lshs prcrl- ==- t- be a eIi 2yaoie Hi-Ir
 Over th,.e tons cf Mexican silver dol s-caIal in yest-rtsy f'0m Mexlco, iu -.-ys 0i tue Wclit-Fsrx' agsnt, soG t...ll eno1Eh 10 make the total weight tss-s fclr tons. The prealJas metG! il- to San Francisco had caeDce to l--., t0 bay lea. such bulky money 3. .-1.aysi,a5ie for the purposes Cf !he tEl OCT. Nevertheless weil-arued s-sr- accompanies each large lot CT -sia--E. Paso IribUce.
 ile 'yl'aEinc aTmy prisoners will be s-af i7 Fort Unlon, New heSico, to i-.r- aTsit flrtoer urlers for trsuser Co s-' Laayany7orth, Karsss, military -1=7-: From Fort Grant. Top Black, .-' 1-.va.- Troop E, 10.h Cavalry; from -t Hgaocura. Jerry A. Visser, late l-7.'. Era0p K. 4Ih Cavalry; ircm Fort LT.1 William Henry, late private -''oP M. 4.E Cavalry. George \. Bus s-.., ,ste private Company D, 10th ln- !ll:iy.
 l-- MaKacdless troupe :s certainly l- test ,t she kind that ever honored .l'-9- E!lh call. Wherever they have t.o, the press has uniformly spoken well -.'-.n. sr3 people hBve extended their 9s.r -sEr wish a liberal hand. Tonight '.-- b. .he,r lssi appearance here, and ~ lover Gt fun should miss the only l.g.-:gUty they will haze of seeing Len They played two nights in Tomb ,'3l-, and every eff1r: possible was made .ligce them to stay over for another -'s, olt engagements nude by theIr Bd- .A-'e gents elsewhere, prevented then 5 p.aaca.
 1t1nDd was broken for the University us afternoon with BPorop-iaie cere- -la.es. but too late for the CITIZEN to s's DarticuiaFs to-day. c. C. Stephens -- ,-.ler of She bill creating the Uni ',;., made the opening address. 1'---i '7as br ken by Hiss Lillie Co., lCwi:Es5 from Fort Lowell was lsad the Nick sndlsss band being r~1. dlsoouTsed sweet music. and -- @sli merry 6s 8 marriage bell. To 7-a dl.tlmore and Superintendent -s--s 'aE their IireleSs energy and un- ,-ss'1E zeal, the sacccss O: the OCCASION f-a's > due.